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A four-year English-taught PhD in Management Science and Engineering at Central China Normal University. The curriculum combines management principles, engineering perspectives, and decision-making models, prioritising research-led solutions for roles in academia, industry, and consultancy.
This PhD programme in Management Science and Engineering at Sichuan University spans four years and bridges management principles with engineering applications. It emphasises independent research that addresses challenges across academic, industrial, and public administration settings.




The PhD in Management Science and Engineering at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) is a three-year English-taught programme in Chengdu. It integrates management theory with UESTC’s expertise in electronic science, information engineering, and systems analysis.
The PhD in Management Science and Engineering at Southwest Jiaotong University centres on research-led inquiry into decision-making, systems optimisation, and quantitative methods applied to complex organisational and technological challenges. Instruction and supervision are conducted in English.

This PhD programme in Management Science and Engineering is a three-year, English-taught research degree. Students conduct independent, original research in areas such as operations research, systems engineering, or decision science. Supervision is provided by faculty members at the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
This four-year PhD programme focuses on Marine Chemical Engineering and Technology. It bridges marine science and chemical engineering to support sustainable environmental practices and responsible marine resource use. Research is applied and technology-oriented, grounded in the marine context of Qingdao.
A three-year English-taught PhD in Marine Chemistry at Xiamen University in Xiamen, China, focused on marine biogeochemistry, ecosystem chemistry, and environmental chemistry. Research combines lab-based and field-based methods, leveraging the university’s coastal location to examine marine processes and anthropogenic influences.














